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  • A Tax Break for Selling Toxic Assets?

    Banks and other financial institutions that were eager for a tax break related to government bailout programs may be pleasantly surprised. August 24, 2009

  • XBRL: The Inside Story

    After years of development, data tagging seems little more than a minor financial-reporting requirement. Yet some now say it could transform internal finance operations. Is this XBRL's true calling, or just more hype? August 24, 2009

  • Dear CFO: Watch Your Loan Loss Reserves

    The SEC issues a new letter aimed at financial institution CFOs, emphasizing the need to "reassess" loan loss reserves in light of the economic slump. August 21, 2009

  • Will Bank Regulators Diverge from GAAP?

    The FDIC will discuss new accounting rules at its board meeting next week, and once again, the idea of slipping free of bothersome rules is likely to be on the table. August 20, 2009

  • FASB Rethinks Lawsuit-Accounting Plan

    The board is taking its time revising its contentious proposal to expand requirements for disclosures about potential litigation losses. August 20, 2009

  • Get Ready for the Next Fair-Value Showdown

    By the end of the year, FASB likely will release more details on its proposed mark-to-market rules for loans. Expect the banking industry to balk, again. August 18, 2009

  • SEC Zeroes In on Sale-leasebacks

    The regulator settles with two companies, Terex and GE, over alleged schemes to recognize revenue prematurely. August 13, 2009

  • Simplified Reporting: Forgotten in the Crisis?

    It's been a year since an SEC advisory committee made suggestions for improving the standard-setting and preparation that goes into financial statements. August 12, 2009

  • FASB Shows "Sensitivity" to Fair Value

    The board will propose a requirement for companies to disclose more about their sketchiest valuations of their assets and liabilities. August 6, 2009

  • GE Settles Accounting Fraud Charges

    In a blow to its reputation as a finance paragon, GE settles SEC fraud claims related to hedge accounting and revenue recognition. August 4, 2009

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